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The Malthouse amendment: just because it’s a compromise doesn’t mean it will work
George Peretz / January 29, 2019
Its proponents still refuse to confront reality
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The overlooked dynamic at the heart of the Brexit “culture war”
Chaminda Jayanetti / January 29, 2019
Somewheres vs anywheres, open vs closed—it all comes down to a debate over which voices are legitimate
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Politicians have already honoured the result of the 2016 referendum
Ros Altmann / January 29, 2019
By triggering Article 50 and passing Brexit legislation, parliament respected the Leave result. To continue further requires a new mandate
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Both sides now: inside the rise of Sajid Javid
Rachel Sylvester / January 27, 2019
From humble origins, Sajid Javid is travelling light to the top
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Want to solve the crisis in courts? Allow magistrates to work past 70
Ros Altmann / January 27, 2019
An arbitrary age-cap is worsening the problems in our justice system

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Why everyone is losing the Brexit war
Gaby Hinsliff / January 25, 2019
No matter their politics, in 2019, no-one feels like a winner. How is it that everybody can be feeling beaten at once?
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We should look beyond the gender pay gap—and focus our efforts on the most vulnerable women
Ryan Shorthouse / January 25, 2019
Supporting women on low or no pay means looking beyond the overall gender pay gap and thinking about joined-up policies
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It's time to fundamentally rethink our attitude to mental health in the workplace
Gillian Connor / January 23, 2019
A recent survey showed that hiring managers are wary of taking on a member of staff with a severe mental illness. It's up to all of us to change that
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One 16-year-old isn't the problem with private education—Britain's system of inequality is
Kiran Samrai / January 23, 2019
It’s easy to be self-righteous and smug when you don’t live on a council estate. The truth is, our approach to education won't change until people who have faced true disadvantages have a place...
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Even if Britain stays in Europe, we need a new constitutional settlement
Sionaidh Douglas-Scott / January 23, 2019
A “Sovereignty Act” would reaffirm the power of the UK parliament
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